FLW credits are used with traditional residential courses and one of these credits requires a minimum of 50 hours of documented learning activities; these include our normal lectures, small groups, one-on-ones, etc.; and some of these activities are nonformal, in addition to the classroom activities and study assignments.

LCU credits are used for part-time programs like evening courses, intensive seminars, distance learning and other non-residential courses. Each LCU credit requires 25 hours of focused learning activities which can be spread over a period of time.

FOUNDATIONAL ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE >

The Foundational Associate of Science degree will give the student skills for a lifetime of Bible study and application; a biblical understanding of worldviews and critical thinking; and skills in interpersonal, intrapersonal, and cross-cultural communication, including the use of various media. These skills are applied in a specific emphasis through one course from one college. This degree can provide a launching pad into other further studies and other degree programmes.

At least 20 credits are required in the emphasis area. Total Field Assignment/Practicum credit may vary from 16 to 36 credits.

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN COMMUNITY TECHNOLOGY >

Students who graduate with an Associate of Science in Community Technology will have an understanding of appropriate technologies and demonstrated skills in using them. An apprenticeship/mentoring approach is used throughout. Graduates will be able to work alongside community members to help them achieve their goals for technology development.

must be related to Community Technology Systems, (with at least one Field Assignment)

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMMUNITY TECHNOLOGY >

Students who complete a Bachelor of Science in Community Technology will add to the skills training of the associate’s degree and will have basic understanding of core values, showing how innovations are introduced and sustained in communities around the world.

must be related to Community Technology Systems (with at least one Field Assignment)

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENT & RESOURCE STEWARDSHIP >

The courses for the Bachelor of Science in Environment and Resource Stewardship teach important principles of stewardship – of the earth, natural resources, and of human creativity. The training shows how a person’s way of thinking (worldview) affects their values and environment, and gives practical training how to encourage change in a community.